Notes: This
is another of those albums that I missed when new, but since have
grow very fond of. The band is in fine fettle and is full of all
the ingrediants that have made Tull last for decades on end. The
vocals, instruments and arrangements all lend an air of formality
even when telling a fantasy tale of old. The cover photos and gold
trim against the green background give a feeling of age to the
package. To quote the cover, "Bring me a wheel of oaken wood,
A rein of polished leather, A Heavy Horse and a tumbling sky, Brewing
heavy weather".
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